Oregon State Hospital's Superintendent Dolly Matteucci is retiring after navigating a pandemic and staffing crisis; Dr. Sara Walker will serve as interim replacement.

Nathan Sandvig, an Army veteran and renewable energy advocate, has filed as the only Republican for Oregon state treasurer ahead of the filing deadline.

Senator Jeff Merkley announces a $450 million federal investment for the Albina Vision in Portland, targeting improvement projects, including a cap over Interstate 5, to reconnect the divided historic district.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek plans to sign a bill recriminalizing certain drugs like fentanyl and heroin, moving away from the state’s 2020 decriminalization measure.

Portland Police, collaborating with other agencies, arrested dozens in an anti-drug operation, recovering stolen vehicles, weapons, and drugs, while offering addiction support.

Pro-Palestine protesters blocked I-405 South in Portland, creating significant traffic delays and forcing drivers to find alternative routes. The protest lasted for several hours and affected the daily routines of city residents.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners unanimously calls for an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Palestine conflict and advocates for aid access to Gazan civilians.

Portland received a gold medal from CityHealth for its public health policies, particularly for banning flavored tobacco products, highlighting its commitment to health equity.

Portland is recruiting experienced plumbers for its Plumbing Code Board of Appeals to uphold building safety standards and mediate code compliance disputes.

Vietnamese-American lawmakers criticize a Portland odor ordinance as discriminatory after the closure of Pho Gabo due to a complaint about food smells. They urge policy revision to prevent harm to minority-owned businesses.

The 9th annual SheBrew festival in Portland celebrates female brewers and features over 50 beers and ciders for attendees to enjoy, along with food, at The Redd from 12-7 pm this Sunday.

The SSCC in Portland reported on their efforts to manage the homelessness crisis, providing shelter to 23 people and conducting 655 site assessments of campsites last week.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services announced a Hearings Officer decision on a Conditional Use Review for a project at 311 NE 141st Avenue, impacting cityscape development.